Deutsche Aircraft has acquired a pair of Dornier 328 turboprops which had formerly been operated by Scottish carrier Loganair.
Loganair had parked the 328s in 2019, prior to the pandemic, and the carrier is undertaking a fleet-renewal programme with ATR turboprops.
Remarketing specialist Airstream International Group says the two aircraft – serial numbers 3098 and 3101 – have been sold to Deutsche Aircraft, along with a spare engine and package of components.
The aircraft were both originally delivered in 1998, respectively to Norway’s Air Stord and Italy’s Minerva Airlines.
Airstream says it has a “longstanding relationship” with Loganair.
Deutsche Aircraft is the type certificate holder for the 328. The company is developing a modernised version of the turboprop, the D328eco.
